1912

"ME and YOU - IN '62"

Florence and Reunion Chairman RoyLewis closed their 1912 winter headquarters in Venice, Fla., and headed for Lebanon, N. H., by way of Randy Burns' home in White Plains on April 12. On April 16 Roy and Randy met with Dick Remsen and your Secretary at the Dartmouth Club in New York to review some of the details of our 50th Reunion this June.

The latest report indicates 83 classmates and 62 wives have signed up to be in Hanover June 8-9-10 and the last reply cards were sent out with Lyme Armes' copy of the Billboard, April 20. Please sign them quick and return to Roy Lewis.

From Gilmanton Iron Works Conrad E. Snow, Editor of the Dartmouth 1912 50th Anniversary Class Book, has advised that Doc O'Connor has undertaken the publishing of the book which will be available at the Reunion.

Acting for the Executive Committee of the Class, Vice-Chairman Dick Remsen notified Sidney C. Hayward, Secretary of the College, that Basil O'Connor has been designated to make the Commencement Speech for the 50th Reunion Class and had accepted.

Grace and Doc Burnham are back home after a brief stopover at 1912's winter head-quarters at the Kent Motel and with Jo andBen Adams in Venice, Fla., this March. They rounded out their month in the sun at Fort Myers, Bradenton, and Sarasota, Fla.

Sidney Clark was notified by the French Government in March that he had designated a Chevalier in the Order of Merite Toristique and that the ceremony for conferring this honor will be held in New York on his return from Athens, Greece.

The Billboard Headquarters has returned to Box 303, Northwood Center, N. H., with Lyme Armes' return to his summer address from Bahia Mar, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The other March-April guests of Marion and Lester Gibson '11 on the "Gibby's" return trip were Kay and Bob Sanderson '11, Whitney Cushing '39, Barbara and Bud Hoban, Lily and Rollie Linscott and Helna (Mrs.Bill) Locke.

Change of address: Roy Frothingham, 1357 Clay St., San Francisco 9, Calif., Merton H. Baker, Apt. 202-276 Collins St., Hartford 5, Conn.

Eddie Luitwieler, Fletcher Clark, LymeArmes, Roy Lewis, Randy Burns and your Secretary are planning to attend the Class Officers meeting in Hanover on May 4 and

George H. (Chip) Farrington received his 50-year membership certificate from Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity on Friday, Mar. 9, 1962 at their 106th anniversary dinner in Stoulfers Restaurant, 2 Penn Center, Philadelphia.

Mina and Harrie Chase who have been wintering in Venice, Fla., the past several seasons won't forget the Dartmouth 1912 parties with Florence and Roy Lewis at their Kent Motel this past winter.

Charlie and Mrs. Gately were driven out of their home at Rockaway Beach, Long Island, as a result of the freak ocean upheaval which struck the East Coast March 6 and have just been able to get back into it in late April after the rubble and sea water had receded enough to get the furnace back in operation.

Mert Baker, sailing eastward from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain via the Suez Canal, expects to be home by May 1 and in Hanover June 8 for the 50th Reunion.

Veronica and Cy Dodge, Barbara andBud Hoban, Helna (Mrs. Bill) Locke, Marion and Lester Gibson '11 and Lyme Armes attended the annual dinner of the Dartmouth Club of Miami at the North Shores Country Club this past March 11.

1914's Sun-Bird Reunion took place in March at Redington Beach, Florida

Secretary, 612 Embree Crescent Ave. Westfield, N. J.

Class Agent, 184 Commercial St., Maiden 48, Mass.